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The View From Here - behind Enemy lines

The View From Here - behind Enemy lines

By: Roy Pitta’s The View From Here
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Mainly political, but not always; I hope you’ll find whatever I talk about both entertaining and educational. The name is from a weekly column I wrote in the early 90s, and is a subtle reference to my being “behind enemy lines” - a (then) Republican surrounded by Democrats; that situation has worsened, as I now watch both Democrats & RINOs they slowly turn The Garden State into a Shithole...I believe in true Republican Principles, not in the Establishment GOP these days. So I describe myself as a Constitutional Conservative Libertarian. And thankfully, I’m not as alone as I once thought.Roy Pitta’s The View From Here Political Science Politics & Government
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  • Europeans have had it with their leaders
    May 16 2025

    We start by thanking Kate Assaraf, founder and CEO of DIP, whom we interviewed last week, for gift packages of some of her hair care products she sent us.

    Then we talk a little about Mike's recent bouts with some back pain, which led him to make a hospital visit a few days ago, fearing his kidneys were acting up.

    Tests showed that he is "merely" suffering from back pains, and he is uncomfortable in any one position - seated or laying down - for too long.

    We move onto the lunacy of the UK, where former constables, children, and even a woman praying SILENTLY are being arrested by the tyrannical Police State that country has become. Which led to how Brits and many people throughout the EU are fed up and starting to push back against their governments, which in recent years have been more concerned with protecting Illegal Aliens than with their own European-born Citizens...and how American Media keeps the brewing revolts from the American Public, as they are pro-Globalist, Anti-Freedom cucks for the Globalist Elites.

    We go on to talk a little about racism - or more accurately, about false charges of racism - and finally end on James Comey's post calling for an end to Trump - a post that Kash Patel's FBI is now looking into...an investigation I hope lands Comey where he belongs: in Prison.

    Before we could go on, Mike's back acted up and we were forced to end the episode much earlier than we expected.

    I trust what we did say was relevant enough to satisfy viewers and listeners...

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    23 mins
  • This episode degenerates into offensive jokes
    May 9 2025

    We start out talking about some current events: the election of a new Pope, and on the direction of the Church post-Francis - whom Mike correctly refers to as the Joe Biden of Catholicism; we move onto a Francis-inspired diatribe on Progressivism, Nazis, Fascism...

    We plug recent Guest Kate Assaraf's Dip Sustainable Hair Care, which can be purchased by going to

    DIPALREADY.COM

    (Sorry to plug your products on such a raunchy episode, Kate!)

    I then bring up my frustration at the agonizingly slow removal of toxic food colorings from our foods, then bring up the problem of Illegals, gang violence and rape.

    Mike has a new phrase - but you'll have to watch/listen to find out what that phrase is.

    I bring up a possibility of the expansion of the use of Robots leading to the elite's being able to cull the population of the Earth, replacing millions of humans with who knows how many robots.

    We briefly talk about Biden's latest embarrassing appearance, this time on BBC.

    I mention James O'Keefe's latest investigative report which apparently implicates the Royal Family in ling-standing Child Abuse...we have yet to see this report, so we couldn't really comment on those allegations.

    And for no good reason, I start telling some quite offensive jokes, and Mike soon picks up the baton and runs with another slew of jokes in a similar vein.

    So we continued on that fun silliness until the end of the episode. Have fun, relax, laugh at the humor dispensed, without taking umbrage at anything we say.

    Funny is Funny.

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    39 mins
  • Talking with Entrepreneur Kate Assaraf about Small Businesses
    May 6 2025

    We are joined by Kate Assaraf, founder of CEO of DIP Sustainable Hair Care, who sticks to her Principles and sells her products nationwide through local retail outlets in every State, as well as online - while courageously refusing to sell through Amazon.

    The talk covers decisions small business owners are faced with, and the direction Kate has decided to take her company.

    She also reveals how and why she got into the business of sustainable and (mostly) plastic-free hair care products, how she learned from a previous business failure not to trust that a Partner has the same passion and motivation, why and how she promotes local businesses, and she even speaks to the damage Shark Tank has done to the idea of Entrepreneurship.

    Besides being a CEO, Kate is a wife and mother, loves surfing, and is passionate about providing products that do NOT slowly and subtly poison people.

    I trust you will enjoy this light-hearted and informative conversation, and that any of you thinking of starting your own small business will find inspiration, wisdom, and insightful lessons that will help you succeed.

    Kate is a gem, and a pleasure to talk with.

    Kate's products are available online, at:

    DIPALREADY.COM

    There is also a Store Locator at the top of her webpage, to help you find a retailer near you, saving you shipping costs.


    Please comment, rate and review the show, and share it with everyone everywhere.


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    38 mins

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